The incident happened at an off-campus bar near the LSU campus, according to the report.

“Coach (Les) Miles is on his way back to Baton Rouge to find out exactly what happened,” LSU sports information director Michael Bonnette told NOLA.com. “Until he has a chance to visit with Jeremy, he’s going to reserve comment.”

In LSU’s April 20 spring game, Hill led all rushers with 102 yards on 13 carries and also had four receptions for 24 yards. He is expected to be the Tigers’ starting back when the season opens Aug. 31 against TCU at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas.

Hill led the Tigers in rushing last season as a freshman, becoming the first LSU freshman to do that since 2003. He gained 755 yards on 142 carries and a team-best and freshman-record 12 touchdowns.